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Chapter 16: The Conquest of the Far West
APUSH UNIT SIX Chapter 16: The Conquest of the Far West
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Plain Indians
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The importance of Buffalo
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Hispanic New Mexico
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Hispanic California and Texas
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Chinese Migration
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Chinese Exclusion Act
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Homestead Act
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The 100th Meridan – “Rain follows the plow”
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The Lure of the West Mining… Comstock Lode..
Placer mining… Sluice mining… Comstock Lode.. Attracted population and wealth… Women found opportunities…
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Cowboys – The Long Drive
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Popular terminals… 4 million + driven to market End of the Cowboy era: Barbed Wired (Joseph Glidden 1874)
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The Oklahoma Land Rush (Sept 16, 1893)
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Frederick Jackson Turner
The Significance of the Frontier in American History “Frontier Thesis” The success of America is tied to its continual westward expansion…
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The 3 D’s Disease… Decline of the Buffalo…
Dishonest Government Officials/Broken Treaties…
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Major Conflicts of the Indian Wars
Chivington’s Massacre (Sand Creek)… Fetterman’s Massacre…
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Geronimo Apache Wars
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Little Bighorn
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Chief Joseph and the Nez Pierce
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Ghost Dance
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Wounded Knee
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Dawes Severalty Act (1877) Dissolved tribal ownership of land…
Individual family ownership… Forced assimilation… Indians could… Effects…
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Carlisle Indian School
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American Agriculture in 1900
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The Grange Development of agriculture The Grange Cash crops…
Mechanization… Debts.. At the mercy of Corporations Government The Grange 1867 – Oliver Kelley
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